Sentence examples for potent meaning from inspiring English sources

While digital competitors already delivered more authentic snare, cymbal, and bass-drum sounds, an ascendant, more budget-minded coterie embraced the 808 as a primary instrument, effectively creating a new, more potent meaning for the word "drums".

By Chris Norris August 13, 2015 In the early nineteen-eighties, musicians such as Afrika Bambaataa embraced the 808 as a primary instrument, effectively creating a new, more potent meaning for the word "drums".

But others said it was hard not to see the potent meaning in Mr. Obama's remarks, particularly on Capitol Hill, where lawmakers are contemplating making dishonorable discharge an automatic punishment for convicted offenders.

The clouds in the dark sky are riveting, the lighting more moody and mysterious and the entire event bursting with potent meaning.

She is charged not merely with singing songs, but with far more potent meanings.

Part of the storyteller's art has always been to conceal potent meanings and implications behind the artifice of happenstance.

There they sat, like futuristic totems, obscure yet somehow potent with meaning, amid the brocade and velvet of regency affluence.

All dreams have something they can teach us and some dreams feel particularly potent with meaning and messages.

HNP1 3 can bind to CD4 and HIV-1 gp120 with high affinity; however, HNP4, which is a much weaker binder, is a more potent inhibitor, meaning this aspect of direct inhibition is not, currently, entirely clear [ 73].

The nicotine in cigarettes is a potent vasoconstrictor, meaning it constricts the blood vessels and impedes blood flow.

The nicotine in cigarettes is a potent vasoconstrictor, meaning it constricts the blood vessels and hinders blood flow.